Trilobite Park — Chapter 24: The Tide is High
“So… Been a ninja long?” Valerie said. She and Thag were sitting in a comfy chair in what looked to be a meeting room. To
Fantastica Prize
My unpublished manuscript Shelley has been shortlisted for the inaugural Brio Books Fantastica Prize. Not much to add to that, except if you’re writing never
Trilobite Park — Chapter 23: Still Life With Ninja
“Well obviously,” Maria said. “Ninjas. Why didn’t I guess?” The ninjas that filled the trilobite making lab crouched into ninja-attack poses and drew their weapons.
Lithgow IronFest 2019
Hey, all. Sorry Trilobite Park updates have been a little slow — should be going again later in the week. In the meantime, here are
The House that Dripped Character, or, Ooops! I forgot to brag.
Hey, my tens of readers. Hope you’re doing well. Listen, I faffed up a bit — a horror/comedy story of mine was featured on the
Trilobite Park — Chapter 22: Love Amongst the Invertibrates
Most of the trilobites had deserted room 431. That room had been occupied by species of trilobite that lived on carrion. They hadn’t killed any
Trilobite Park — Chapter 21: Possibly Under Siege, but Hard to Tell
With Wellsey’s help, June barricaded the office from within, wedging the door tight shut with furniture. “Thank goodness we use 1960s style filing cabinets,” Wellsey
Trilobite Park — Chapter 20: Can Do
“And that is why I am an unmitigated badass,” Taipan said. “Questions?” Jacobs sighed. He had been sighing a great deal lately. On the other
Trilobite Park — Chapter 19: Finding R17.
Maria and Lenore were trying to find their way back to the pumping room, when they came across the robot, R17, flailing wildly and trying
Trilobite Park — Chapter 18: Courage
The three members of the Paleontology club sat in the near-dark of Trilobite Park’s education centre. They sat apart from the other students, who they